We-Are-Familia at Fountain Miami
I spent last week in Miami helping some friends set up a show at the Fountain Art Fair. Basel and the many satellite art fairs were transforming the desolate Wynwood area of Miami into a colorfully busy place for a few days. Fountain is a bit less formal than the other fairs, so it was a challenge turning the empty warehouse into an art space, touching up the walls with paint and improvising our own gallery lighting — a fun excuse to spend a week at the beach and meet some artists in any case.


Unlike most of the booths at Basel inhabited by galleries, We-Are-Familia is a collective of artists. 50-strong, they create work in all mediums around the theme of family. There weren’t many other booths showing such a range of work — paintings & drawings, prints & photographs, furniture and found objects, books & videos and shirts. Below are some photos of the setup and show.


Jennifer Garcia, mastermind


Totally safe!












Magnets by Thundercut

“Memories Are Farewells” painting by Chris Yormick

Cloth vase by Cody Hudson for Change Design
And some art on the streets:

Barry McGee

Barry McGee

Os Gemeos/Nina

David Ellis


TesOne
